Welcome back to another edition of the unofficial guide Disney Dish Podcast with Jim Hill.

It's me Lantesta and this is our first show for August.

Also, coincidentally, my birthday.

Whoa, go me.

Thank you, Jim.

Let's bring in Jim Hill.

Jim, how's it going? A happy birthday to you, Len. Let's bring in Jim Hill. Jim, how's it going?

Happy birthday to you, Len.

I'm fine.

All right, Jim, so we haven't done one of these shows in a few weeks.

We're continuing our chronological Disneyland series, focusing on the timeline in history of Disneyland development.

So today we're going to talk a little bit about hotel development and that's been in the

news quite a bit recently, right? We know that in the past year, Disney's quietly bought some hotels.

Yes, they have. I think the big news of the past couple of months has been in that announcement

of that fourth hotel at Disneyland. The site of where this hotel is supposedly going to be built is where the short-term parking

is for downtown Disney. I mean those of you ever gone to a movie or grabbed a quick meal know what

I'm talking about here. The short-term lot you go into and they give you, I think, five hours free or two hours free,

and if you get your Stanford movie ticket or that sort of thing, you get two hours,

or additional three hours.

This is kind of a bone of contention,

this site, with the Disney Vacation Club folks,

because this was actually where the dedicated

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